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  If you're looking for a Community Church, with strong pastoral leadership, great music, inviting members, and (most importantly) a place where you can "bring back that loving feeling..." this is the place. The church is small enough to be friendly and large enough to be involved in meaningful ministry. The leadership is interested in both kingdom work (that work to which Christians are called that helps create a place on earth where God's will is done in the name of the Son) and in individual growth toward a deepening personal relationship with God. It is my church home and I am fed here; by the Word; the deepening our understanding of the Word; and by the music ministry that sends me out into the world each week with joy in my heart and a song on my lips. If this is the Christian Community you long for, c'mon over. May you find the Peace you are seeking

  Added October 13, 2016 by Rick Benedict
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  One of the few Catholic churches with a toddler babysitting room, which is really great because there is 0% chance a 2- or 3-year old is "paying attention" in church. Plus, dropping my son off means we can focus on the readings and explaining things to my oldest so she can get more out of the experience.
  
  We also really like "halftime" and the donuts afterwards.

  Added September 01, 2016 by B Williams